After I obtained my PhD in International Relations and
European Studies, with a specialty in EU Communication, I developed a course
called “EU Communication Techniques”, which I teach at universities in
Brussels, to MA Students in Gorizia (Italy)
and recently also at Romanian universities.
It’s a pleasure to meet students who are passionate
about EU studies, most of them without even being in Brussels (yet). An idea for the European
leaders would be to launch a New Education Programme, in which they provide
funds to universities which offer EU studies to bring the students of those
programmes to Brussels
for (at least) one week of intensive seminar. The agenda of these visits should
not only include EU institutions, but also contact with EU actors in the
private sector – to get a feeling of the complete Community
of EU Actors.
I also notice the trends of double specialisations in the higher
education. It’s time that the “Academics of EU Affairs” is combined with other specialties.
The offer of Gorizia which Communications and EU Affairs, UBI - business
administration with EU Advocacy, are in line with this trend.
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